Private Selection Chicken Undeclared Allergen Sparks

Private Selection Chicken Undeclared is back in focus after KTVU reported that Private Selection chicken breast product target of health alert.

The USDA issued the alert because a recall was not warranted in this case. The U.S. Department of Agriculture wants people who may have purchased a variety of Private Selection raw boneless chicken breasts to check their freezers or refrigerators for the affected product.

Private Selection Chicken Undeclared and the policy shift

According to Fred Meyer, the affected product was sold at Kroger and Fred Meyer stores. The Kroger company has a history of food safety issues, including a recent recall of chicken products due to chicken contamination.

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The USDA warns of mislabeled Kroger chicken breasts sold in 9 states that contain undeclared egg allergen, according to eciks.org. A food company was also fined over undeclared peanut allergen, as reported by AOL.com.

Why this matters now

Public Health Alert Issued for Chicken Sold at Kroger and Fred Meyer, according to Parade. The alert is a reminder of the importance of proper food labeling and the potential consequences of undeclared allergens.

According to KTVU, the USDA issued a public health alert after an undeclared allergen was found in a variety of Private Selection chicken breasts. The alert affects Private Selection’s Honey Dijon Boneless Skinless Chicken Breasts with Rib Meat.

The latest reporting keeps the focus on the policy move. Readers now have a clearer view of why this update matters.

That fuller context gives the story a clearer place in the current news cycle. It also helps readers follow the next confirmed development with less guesswork.

Sources

• KTVU
• Public Health Alert Issued for Chicken Sold at Kroger and Fred Meyer
• eciks.org
• Food company fined over undeclared peanut allergen